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It is true that the core operating hardware for buildings, from home furnaces to complex office HVAC systems, is dramatically more efficient than 20 years ago, and getting better still.

The first example shows that the stochastic programming formulation can result in better expected economic performance than the deterministic formulation, and that the NGBD solution method is dramatically more efficient than a state-of-the-art global optimization solver, especially for large numbers of scenarios.

"It's always faster to have inventory in one place … we're dramatically more efficient than we were," Clark said.

"They want a luxury S.U.V., so it's good they'll be able to buy one that's dramatically more efficient rather than the gas guzzler they'd be buying otherwise," he added.

The tumour uptake was dramatically more efficient compared with normal organs, which displayed minimal staining at the same time point, using an immunofluorescence detection method.

As expected, the MCF7-Six1 cells were dramatically more efficient at inducing tumors than the MCF7-Ctrl cells, which in this experiment was most evident at 102 cells (P < 5E-08).

Your business is dramatically more stable.

It's dramatically more power efficient, allowing more power-hungry bus-powered devices and better power management when devices are idle.

NEXST aims to have a supersonic craft flying commercially by 2012 that can travel at twice the speed of the Concorde, carry 300, or three times as many passengers, and be dramatically more fuel efficient.

Grid potentials have the advantage of being dramatically more computationally efficient than all-atom sampling of MHC side chains while allowing implicit flexibility through smoothed van der Waals interactions that allow limited steric clashes.

"Red Ken" has always enjoyed stirring it among the rich, so he was probably quite happy at the stink he caused.Worldwide car ownership is growing around 5% a year, so if emissions from cars are to be cut, engines will have to become dramatically more efficient, or there will have to be a technological breakthrough to replace petrol with a clean fuel.